What is meant by cold forging

Simply put, cold forging is the forging process of metal parts at room temperature.

In detail: Cold forging is a process that shapes metal materials under pressure at room temperature or below the recrystallization temperature. It is commonly used in the production of automotive gears and shaft parts, improving the strength and precision of the parts.

Cold forging is a process that uses high pressure to plastically deform metal at room temperature, without the need for heating. Its advantages include increased material density and strength (tensile strength increased by 20%-30%), and a surface finish of Ra≤1.6μm. Currently, cold forging is mainly used for forging and shaping high-strength parts, such as custom-forged gears and forged shafts. If you have large-scale forging needs, you can choose to cooperate with Mulan Metal. Mulan Metal has 12 years of experience in forging and production, and has helped clients in more than 30 countries complete various forging and production projects, receiving consistent praise. We look forward to your cooperation inquiries.

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